"" ^^feltehs *
? TP Hnnglf:^
k & A. Rouse, Editor toi Minagar
? ZZ*
Sabeeripfen Price _
One Tew *IM
Six Months .?
Three Month* M
j; r?
Punished en Application to Manager
?1 . i n - i i . i
Entered as second class anil matter
May the 10th, 1910, at the posteffkn
at Pamoate. Korth Carolina, radar
the Act of Mfcseh Ssd, 1&78.
INCOME AND OUTGO. J
Last Tear North Carolina's
crops brought $260,000,000. Dr. I
Kilgore told the Farmers' State
Convention that North Carolina
sent out $226,000,000 for food
stuffs.
In spite of better diversifica
tion, larger yield and more intel- J
ligent cultivation of the soil, I
these figures constitute a power
ful indictment against a well
balanced development in North |
Carolina. To be sure, North
Carolina will buy much of its
flour, all its sugar and coffee, I
and much of the products of
farmers in other states and
countries. There must be ex
change and barter in many lines.
But the goal of wise agriculture
will not be reached so long as
North Carolina buys much of its
foodstuff and pays high freight
to luring it Into this State. Most
of the beef and pork and feed
stuff brought in should be home |
grown.
Jf we could keep $200,000,0001
of the $226,000,000" sent nut to 1
feed men and animals, North!
Carolina would blossom as the
rose. It would not have to bor
row money from commercial I
centers. It would be a creditor
State and be lending money to
Wall Street.
?News A Observer. I
VISIT TO PARENTS.!
Rocky Mount, July 28.?Ser-j
geant Paul Moyle, youngest son
of Rev. and Mrs. S. T. Moyle,!
arrived in the city tj| spend some
enm irtth his parents after havpf
ing been given his tisefetrgef
from the Marine corps where lie]
served four years and made a|
I "sof the
I guard of honor at President
I Harding's funeral and a paB
I bearer representing his brand)
I of the service at President Wit
I son's funeral. He attained many
I . other high honors during hhj
I period of enlistment He has foil
I some time been manager of th J
I department of salesmanship oil
I the Marine corps, being stationJ
I ed in Washington. I
I Sergeant Moy le will not re-enl
I list but expects to spend smnel
I time here with his parents bel
I fore going into anything defi-I
? nite. .He is at his parents' hemel
I Rev. S. T. Moyle was at on J
I time pastor of the local MethoJ
I dist church and we fee thail
I friends here wih be-glad to heail
? something of his family. I
? ?
I terisn. bald its regular meeting si th^|
I dsneb Wednesday evening with WflM
m . ? ?
" ? n M if a i?Jam
? JattB oBlon If tfadOT* ?
I ? oWV^JW ifinrf sift
I CDjoyibh. Aa itlmd&e talk 01
> 7 ~ - ? ? " ? ? - "? - ' ? ' - - ? ? - -
m spit? of &5s ?
R^.T^He^Epi*?prf minister,
deliver a str?^?ndp?xro*^^
ob the Beatitudes and contrasted the
progress of tha Cbweh with that of
the State. fci dosing, the minister
said; "To refuse the Beatitudes as a;
% -k utt la tn Nifuni flii standard
which oar Lord left, and therefore to
eovrt ultimate disaster." For He says
that "the TTtff* shall inherit the
earth." v
A sacred duet, "I waited For The
Lord," rendered by Mesdames N. N.
Fleming, Jr. and M. V.dones featur
ed the musical program.
A large congregation is expected
next Sunday.
- Remember, these are your services
and their success depends on YOU.
'
v* < i V'
MR. S. W. NEWELL BURIED
WEDNESDAY.
V . r.. ?; PI ? ?
Ti smfuwt Greene County Farmer
Dies Suddenly at Age of Fifty.
The funeral of Samuel W. Newell,
Who died suddenly from a heart, at
tack on Tuesday night at 11 o'clock,
was held at his country home ten
from this city Wednesday after
noon with Rev. N. N. Fleming, Jr., of
this city, and Rev. Russell, of Snow
ran, conducting the services. Burial
was in the family plot near the house.
Mr. Newell was a prominent and
successful farmer of Greene county
and his death was a great shock to
his relatives and to a wide circle of
friends in Ids neighborhood. He was
a rnan of genial disposition and wiR
be greatly missed.
Surviving are a wife and three
children; Henry, aged 20; James, 18
years, and Annie Rose, 11 years; five
asters, Mrs. S. H. Tyson, of Stantons
burg; Mrs. D. W. Taylor, of Sndw
HB1; Mrs. J. H. Calloway, of Wash
ington; Mrs. C a Joyner 'and Mrs.
R. A. Fields, of ttda city, and a broth
er, Mr. Ed. Newell, of Wilson.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
N. N. Fleming, Jr. Paator.
Services for Sunday July 27th.
Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m. W. G.
Sheppard, Superintendent
Prym^?h?g service with sermon by
the,pastor at 11 aT m. Special object
sermon to boys and girls.
There will be no evening service;
?B of our people are^uiged to^atoend
to ill these gerrkea.
1
?;r 1 i.aaa
At the rotary club.
A splendid talk on "What Rotary
Demands of Me in My Business Re
lations" by llrrin. Morgan, featured
tbe Bdtery meeting on Toesdey eve
wng last.. - .... - r- ?xv ?? x
Idr. J. J. Sellers, of Richmond, Va.?
was the guest of Rotariaa^^x^
Monk at this time.
I?>
This can be appreciated by those
living in apartments:
Hie Joneses have a saxophone,
The Jenkinses a radio own,
Revenge is sweet?We now have
twins. " T"; 'S.- **?' >? '
?-?11 v
I IS HE fHGHT? ^ t
I
Mother?We must get a nurse for
baby.
Father?A nurse? What we,need
is a night watchman.
-
they gotta eat, too.
? v'J m
T' ' -?? ?. ? ?? ?.. :?*?.' ? ?% *?- 1 ?. ..
If we all could keep veil,
(it would be nice; but say,
How then, I'd like to ask,
Could doctors earn their pay?
k'.. "v"'?'? -'t *H
f 1 1 1
' ' ' ? -
Bargains
that will save
you many a dot*
far will escape
you if you fail to
read carefully
yK?jF TnA
? ll!'! ? |T.rf H ? ? ? g yg ? ?
''Wt
iin,mj~wljjx.t ra ii8~ji 'I'
" ? ' ?'
to keep clean is a record.
:
<3o*mad*tfce country, but thecar
| This wffiba* great year for fiction.
Count me out said the convict as
Some people hava to pay cash be
b." ? ? ' - ? fe*--->~; I
As yet sdther party has a plank
?Kvtheir platform to offer protection,
for the majy*allnr, " , - *.M ? >M
? - ? ? ? - -if.
? 3In the old days a lodge ring per
suaded the banker to make you the
loan. Now a. golf bag does it.
p.. ...
Did you have a good tine at your
sommer "cottage this season? No,
but doxens of eur friends did. 'I
Brick masons don't keep hens now-_
adays, for fear the hens will find out'
how much they get for laying bricks.
' '? ,< I
Can you remember when the giri
Iwfcose hair was clipped after an at
tack of typhoid fever automatically
became the town freak? 'v I
? ?
Great Britain needs a million eligi
ble men to marry its girls. Another
wholesale sacrifice due to the late
war.
Better watch the jnan who's always
patting you on the back. He may just
be picking out a place 'to plunge a
jgBjpfcaflhMfr' I
?r? .,?? ,
In Bible^w l^s^e was curi
? '
v^lV tm
with winN^mexed o/^ie estate of
Pitt Coonty^WyCMthis is to notify
all Jftmv>njB haWng claims against the
estate of sajd Vlecease<* to exhibit
them to tin undersigned at Kinston,
ojt orj^efdre the first day of
^lui bar of^^^^covery. All
Administrator with WiU AnSlteed.
P. E. Wallace* Attorney, Kinston, |
N.C. |
i fitm v. I'rfimlifefeH
and Chut ftStiiif ;^PP ?
;-"n- -.'. .-".V'ii:"*'''!.'' M;::'.? ?
is so slight that he who goes
shopping from 'printer to
printer to secure his printing
at & few cents less then what J
it is reaBy worth harder ever
? makes day laborer wage* at
this unpleasant task.
If you want good work at
prices that are right get your
'I job printing - "
U^fr&Hds Office
I VT. ltfVT ~ W V I 5
I P
I m I ** . I ? H
j' U ?' I - M
" M | '? S
I VV - '.*/ ? - *y !^*?N?> ' >-^K $ j?-<^ ' "? ? '^'?'?*-"-* ?*";":jli''-i> ' S^B
I ^**7 -?"? ?? m y
J TT X yf / - ,. "V '??/#-- W
J ^E' r ^ ? '^V. *V''j' ji-P<-'' -~.fi c-'*'?*&? '-.\jfc' ? -ffig'' *'tV ?'-*^SP^1^?,2?y*
i 9 * fi' ^W- ft' A
. ? - '?''1G**--~??'?'?' .;Bji|iMfliA?ifiMM9lMB|BB^ta(jHjlta9fijjftj&^ ~ f.*V.-: -.'......\r*i^^B
112 i ./ ? / .. . * ' ' " X.
* |zz i Ow KBDQV wiCO uioior c^r ouycrs ?&.
^ J^iic '???;
Ford Mc or ~ - ?. as'
contributed largely to the
motorizing of modern life.
:?.?;^?m^&?on Ford cars have I
; ^wckenedthepace9fbusfc<?si [.M
have brought convenience to
day-by-day travel and health
ful enjoyment to the Amer
? *" t ? i p . * i
ican family. Economical
manufacture on a large
scale makes personal trans
portation available to alb iM
W-&?F:
?; wj ? .? " -yf'_rk.? i ?!_ " >*. JC Avrntnl f
?!_ CjJVVv - IfllA il Hillrallr ? ?? mt Millie ? lllil/l|| m
y'-'^ r1- " 1 8 IBmII JL&VPA.EIV' - M VmE? ,:'^yl'
"**~1 '-*' ^
" hy con^tp^ renter^ At. the ? end QI ycflrs 1
M'TCMOISHdl VQUtS? f
w jv??? WI ^ A
OQYv ? nciuv ? " " '. * ? # ? v
a j A rt. jiAjirtli j1 Kiff ^yl% a flcidfl An fAftfllf'i ' lUtfl *t||| Ayflr|/\ft Q Q |"/\f 1 fl /j (
W"|i?|/|<rtcyift^ '1^[ip sOOflfif vOll Stdft t11P j|AAti? ^
^vUPP<cfl*gjliS^^HB^SaW^WWBBMW^nKtE^^-j*t;y^?'?'L?vt*^jt&jjgJfSj^OELn?tLjfcw-.\j?-f*< V/.' .1 '.??' * ^.'?^JE<V;fcd'xmm> x"A ^_f.'TLigfr'-'ir^? '? *?? '? ? X
., - y/|i|r'|i|fKa fAfMin #v